Cox, Castle & Nicholson
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Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP’s land use, environment and energy team advises clients across California on all aspects of land use, including entitlement processing, CEQA compliance, and related litigation, with particular expertise in the renewable energy sector. The team works on a wide range of developments, including master-planned communities, hotels, healthcare and life sciences facilities, office buildings, and electrical generation projects, and also represents government and quasi-government agencies on major initiatives. The practice is jointly led by San Francisco-based Anne Mudge, who frequently secures land use permits for wind, solar, and battery storage projects, and Los Angeles-based Andrew Fogg, who advises developers and public entities on complex entitlement processes. In Orange County, Sean Matsler handles entitlements for residential, industrial, office, and commercial developments, while San Francisco’s Margo Bradish develops risk-minimization strategies for entitlement approvals. Linda C. Klein, also based in San Fransisco and Morgan Gallagher, based in Orange County, are both experienced in CEQA matters. All listed attorneys are based in California.
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Testimonials
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- Margo Bradish is very professional and, almost more importantly, personable, engaging on a variety of projects regarding land use and transactional agreements and issues while having a high level of knowledge in an environment in California where land use regulations are changing almost monthly.'
- 'Strong in competency, professional, and pleasant engagement. Proactive in working towards resolutions and compromises when necessary.'
Key clients
- Terra Gen Power/ Enterprise Solar Storage LLC
- Intersect Power/Darden Solar and Storage Project
Work highlights
Advising renewable energy developer, Intersect Power, in obtaining certification and licensing for the Darden Solar and Storage Project, the world's largest (2.3 GW) solar and energy plant in Fresno County, California, and the first renewable energy project to be approved by the California Energy Commission through its AB 205 Opt-In Program.


